Ivan Maisel, Heather Dinich and Brad Edwards weigh in on Jim Harbaugh's complaints about Purdue's visitors' locker room and discuss whether this is a serious issue around college football.

Adam Rittenberg ESPN Staff Writer

That former Big Ten assistant told me of the locker room situation: "If every school is getting $40 million a year, one thing that should be mandatory is for each site to have a modernized visitor's locker room."

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Adam Rittenberg ESPN Staff Writer

Purdue defends itself against Jim Harbaugh's comments, while welcoming a league-wide discussion about guidelines for visiting team accommodations. "The after-the-fact concerns expressed by Michigan are somewhat surprising because a member of its football staff conducted a walk-thru of our facilities with our athletics department staff at Ross-Ade Stadium on July 18."

Saturday's fantastic Penn State-Iowa clash did little to shake up the Big Ten power rankings but did prove both teams are worthy of their spots.

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Michigan wins despite loss of Speight (1:10)

Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

Michigan beat Purdue 28-10 in an offensive struggle for both teams. The Wolverines' defense came through to help secure the win, holding Purdue's offense to 14 total yards of offense in the fourth quarter. The Wolverines won the game, but lost starting quarterback Wilton Speight, who was injured in the first quarter and never returned. His status is still unknown going beyond this game.

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Edward Aschoff ESPN Staff Writer

Talk about a second-half turnaround. After trailing 10-7 at halftime, Michigan has scored 3 TDs in the 2nd half while Purdue's offense has has 0 1st downs in the second half.

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Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

Purdue leads Michigan 10-7 at halftime after Michigan's offense continues to have issues. Only 131 total yards on offense for the Wolverines and an interception from backup quarterback John O'Korn. Starter Wilton Speight left the game in the first quarter after taking an awkward hit on a sack, and is yet to return.

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Sindelar connects with Hopkins to bring Purdue even (0:27)

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Riding Purdue's Boilermaker Special (1:00)

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Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

The Boilermaker Special makes its way into the stadium with the Purdue marching band.

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Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

The Boilermaker Special is leading up the rear as the Purdue band, including the World's largest drum, makes its way to a concert.

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Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

Purdue head coach Jeff Brohm makes his way to the stadium among a crowd of fans cheering him and the team on.

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Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

Purdue's Boilermaker Special making its way to the stadium with the team. Fans cheering along the way.

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Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

Purdue's football team is headed to the stadium with the police escort, led by the Boilermaker Special train.

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Tom VanHaaren ESPN Staff Writer

The Boilermaker Special is a replica of a Victorian era steam engine, and is the official mascot of Purdue athletics. The train leads the football team from the team hotel to the stadium on game day. We will be riding along on the train to show you the route first hand.

In just three games, new Boilermakers coach Jeff Brohm has done the seemingly impossible. With a fast-paced offense in which there are no limits on trick plays, the Boilermakers are winning and becoming must-see TV.